Recent content by Nrharris

Last 3 years I've had a buck still holding in the middle of April. I'm reasonably certain it is the same deer.

I ate there once for a vendor lunch kind of a deal with moehl millwork back in my lumberyard days. It was excellent.

It's a chain. The one by the airport is good. There's one by bass pro in Altoona also. The wife and I also like fuzzy's tacos too but not sure if there is one down that way.

Does anyone else have the problem where some of the time the like button isn't there?

I have heard similar.

I've got whites, swamp white, chestnut, dco, pin, schuette, hazelnuts, and a species of red that I'm not sure what they were but had huge acorns.

Finally had a weekend with some time so I got some acorns, chestnuts and hazelnuts in some dirt in the garage. Got 19 trays planted but still have a bunch of seeds left.

I figured that too. Them being a bigger problem than normal I think is from the dry weather. Normally we have a couple good rains each year that will tear their dams out, but haven't had a rain like that in well over a year. Just don't want their dams getting big enough to back water into the...

40 to 45 minutes probably

Too bad you don't live closer. We could definitely use an ambitious beaver trapper. The guy that has trapped here forever is getting old enough he doesn't do it as much as he used to.

Do you leave the trees growing in protein tubs out all winter? Also do you drill drainage holes in the tubs. Also what kind of soil you are using. Interested in your setup because I have access to a bunch of protein tubs.

That sucks Daver, I know how you feel. I think we are up to 6 bucks and 13 does and fawns just on our property. Hoping some deer from surrounding areas will help fill back in.

If your corn was stored in a cool dry area it should be fine. You can always do a germ test on it to make sure. Have to Google how to do it but basically put a handful between wet paper towels and see how many sprout.

Lots of guys here use resicore and get along well. You need to be careful with overlaps. The stinger in resicore can carry over in dry weather into next year's crop depending on what you are planning to plant next year. Stinger can be rough on beans the following year. One other option is that...